wraggster
September 17th, 2008, 22:00
via ps3hax (http://www.ps3hax.net/showthread.php?t=6684)
xorloser, has publicly released his PS3 NID attack tool today, the original post below:
Originally Posted by xorloser
NidAttack was a tool created to work out PRX export/import names by dictionary attack.
A PRX file is a DLL file for Playstation consoles; (Playstation Relocatable eXecutable ... maybe)
NidAttack was initially created by others to work out PSP export/import names and I have just altered it slightly to also calculate PS3 names.
Included is an xml database of all exports from PRX files found in the PS3 v2.30 system flash.
Also present is a file with NIDs for just the unknown names, so these are the ones to use NidAttack on.
Originally Posted by FreePlay
Anyways, an NID attack is basically a way of figuring out the names Sony uses for the PS3's firmware functions. If we ever get around to running homebrew on this thing outside of BD-J or Linux, this will be useful. Until then, it's an intellectual exercise.
Download and Give feedback Via Comments
xorloser, has publicly released his PS3 NID attack tool today, the original post below:
Originally Posted by xorloser
NidAttack was a tool created to work out PRX export/import names by dictionary attack.
A PRX file is a DLL file for Playstation consoles; (Playstation Relocatable eXecutable ... maybe)
NidAttack was initially created by others to work out PSP export/import names and I have just altered it slightly to also calculate PS3 names.
Included is an xml database of all exports from PRX files found in the PS3 v2.30 system flash.
Also present is a file with NIDs for just the unknown names, so these are the ones to use NidAttack on.
Originally Posted by FreePlay
Anyways, an NID attack is basically a way of figuring out the names Sony uses for the PS3's firmware functions. If we ever get around to running homebrew on this thing outside of BD-J or Linux, this will be useful. Until then, it's an intellectual exercise.
Download and Give feedback Via Comments